adminDemolitions: Residents cry for justice
Michelle Chifamba Features Correspondent In awe, a pregnant and mother of two stands in her almost complete house, her eyes red with fury as she tries to come to grips…
Tragic end for fortune hunters
Sydney Kawadza Senior Features Writer At the height of economic meltdown a few years ago, Herbert Ndlovu, who had just finished school, joined the great trek from his rural area…
Gold extends gains on safe-haven demand
SINGAPORE. — Gold climbed for a second session yesterday to its highest in four-and-a-half months, as global uncertainty over economic growth and tension in Ukraine burnished the metal’s safe-haven appeal.
Zim lose Twenty20 warm-up match
Jeffrey Murimbechi Sports Correspondent HONG Kong’s Mark Chapman scored a blistering unbeaten 53 off 33 balls to upset a more experienced Zimbabwe with a four wicket victory, which went down…
Adieu top-notch airman Muchenje
Gerald Maguranyanga TRAGIC senior Air Force of Zimbabwe officer, Wing Commander Tongayi Muchenje, affectionately called “Uncle Much” by some, who died a few days ago, in a dreadful early-morning car…
Demystifying employee probation
Taurai Musakaruka People Issues An employer has the right to place a new employee on probation before confirmation of permanent appointment. This period is determined in advance and should be…
Schumacher recovering
LONDON. — Injured Formula 1 legend Michael Schumacher has been showing “small, encouraging signs” in his fight for recovery, his family says.
Wenger hits out at Arjen Robben
MUNICH. — Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger blamed Wojciech Szczesny’s first-leg red card for the Gunners’ Champions League soccer last 16 exit and slammed Arjen Robben for provoking the red card…
Comedy comes to the Ancient City
Yeukai Karengezeka Entertainment Reporter Ribs will be cracking in Masvingo this weekend as comedians host two shows dubbed “The Masvingo Invasion” at Charles Austin Centre. The stand-up comedy fiesta will…
Tiger no more fearful
SYDNEY. — Outspoken caddie Steve Williams says former employer Tiger Woods has lost his intimidation factor, as the New Zealander revealed he will quit full-time golf this year.